Jonathan drouin elite prospects player

Avalanche forward Jonathan Drouin has moved on from the ugly overtime win against the New York Rangers on Tuesday night and is ready to face a highly skilled Edmonton Oilers team.

“It’s a big game. Obviously, we didn’t like how we played.

The coaching staff didn’t either. When you have meetings like yesterday,  video like that, you want to have a good game when we’re playing a healthy team.

Jonathan drouin elite prospects player

Obviously, they have a lot of firepower and they’re a well-rounded team,” Drouin said.

It’s a powerhouse matchup on both sides of the ice with four of the NHL’s top five points leaders — Nathan MacKinnon (70), Leon Draisaitl (65), Connor McDavid (62) and Mikko Rantanen (61).

With that much talent on the ice, Drouin expects it to be a tight game.

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“Sometimes those games are tight defensively … both teams know there’s a lot of skilled players on each side that can create off an inch, half an inch,” the 29-year-old forward said.

“Big